What shows end well?

Not while Six Feet Under exists. But yeah Good Place ended very well indeed.

Yeah the OP is asking for shows that ended well.

Is there really a stumble in season 2 though? Only the first 4-5 episodes are a bit confusing and all over the place. But then it picks up and things start making sense and it has some great episodes after.

yes it ended in 2023

I think the film is pretty good if you're really invested in Jesse - my girlfriend was - but it does feel like an unnecessary epilogue where not much happens. But Jesse drops a reference to Appleton Wisconsin, where I'm from, and it's not often one of your favorite characters references your own hometown. So that was neat. It's the weakest chapter in the Breaking Bad universe but I still like it overall.

No but it’s far from universally accepted as bad either.

I know its reputation, but I never watched it.

Bro, read the thread title before you comment more and get downvoted. This is a thread for perfect endings

So true! GOT and Dexter were notoriously bad. I struggled with later seasons of the Blacklist and gave up after S7 I think... I must look up what happened in the end because no way I'm going to ever watch it if it's in a list with those other two 😂

It ends well for the characters in it

People who are disappointed with Lost's ending usually fall into one of 5 camps. Either 1) they misunderstood the ending (either because a) they watched it in the background and didn't pay close attention to what was being said, b) they skipped straight to the ending after having dropped it seasons back, or c) they were expecting the show to have some huge show-redefining twist at the very end, and then they interpreted certain dialogue at the end of the show to support this show-redefining expectation, completely misinterpreting what was said), 2) they were disappointed that the answers that the show provided didn't match their theories (this camp is almost entirely built up of people who watched the show week-to-week as it was airing; I never hear this complaint from people who binged the show), 3) they believe that the show didn't answer enough questions (which kind of goes back to the not-paying-attention thing because most of the show's questions were answered; fewer than 10 questions that had bearing on the main plot of the show went unanswered, and several of those were answered in the show's supplemental material), 4) they expected the show to explain all of its weirdness through hard science, and therefore were upset when some of the weirdness was explained through sci-fi science rather than hard science (this is exacerbated in the final season of the show when certain characters who don't understand the sci-fi nature of the science are introduced and basically interpret the science as magic because that's their best way of understanding it given their circumstances), or 5) they hate any sort of media that references religion or religious ideas of any kind, explicit or implied. Not everyone who was disappointed in the show falls into one of these camps, but this probably covers 95+% of people who were disappointed with the show's ending. If you know what you're getting into, plan to binge the show and pay close attention to it, and don't have an issue with mentions of religion or religiously-affiliated ideas in a show, it is extremely unlikely that you'll be disappointed in the ending.